Italy’s Catania Airport Reopens as Etna Threat Downgraded
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Catania Airport in Sicily resumed flights on Tuesday, after air traffic was suspended due to an eruption of Mount Etna and bad weather conditions. KLM had to rebook travelers to Palermo Airport on the same island last weekend.
Italy's Catania airport reopens as Etna threat downgraded
It lasted just over half an hour the stop to the flights to the airport of Catania that has already returned fully operational. (ANSA)
Catania airport has resumed operations after a brief suspension of flights caused by renewed volcanic activity on Mount Etna and bad weather conditions, another in a series of disruptions to air traffic.
Restore flight activities departing and arriving at Catania airport with immediate effect
Passengers are advised to check the status of their flight with the airline before reaching Fontanarossa L'articolo Reopened the airport of Catania: restored arrivals and departures comes from Catania News.
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